24
• ISO standards • Food safety • HACCP & GMP • FSSC 22000 • BRCGS Global Standards • SQF • PAS 7000 BSI Training Academy Food industry training courses

BSI Training Academy

  • Upload
    others

  • View
    11

  • Download
    0

Embed Size (px)

Citation preview

Page 1: BSI Training Academy

• ISO standards

• Food safety

• HACCP & GMP

• FSSC 22000

• BRCGS Global Standards

• SQF

• PAS 7000

BSI Training Academy Food industry training courses

Page 2: BSI Training Academy

Delegates rate our tutors highly:

9/10

Delegates trained in 2018:

212,000

Countries in which we operate,

worldwide:

193

2

Learn more about our food expertise through our whitepapers and articles:

Where are organizations going wrong?

Changes to GFSI standards normally translate to a spike in audit non-conformances due to a new requirement that has not been actioned or implemented before an audit. But, surprisingly, the top five non-conformances identified by BSI auditors related to:

1. Building fabric

2. Housekeeping and hygiene

3. Contamination

4. HACCP systems

5. Maintenance / Pest Control

These results aren’t unique to BSI clients, our list matches the top violations identified by FDA inspectors. In addition to your internal and regular GMP audit programmes, our food safety team used audit data to develop this series of proactive tips to help you identify potential non-conformances.

Whether it’s next month or next quarter, you’ve probably already started thinking about your next food safety audit and what you can do to meet the associated KPIs established by your organization.

This isn’t easy as most Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI) standards are evolving, moving the ‘best practice’ expectation to even higher levels of due diligence, organizational commitment and engagement.

Each GFSI standard has a similar intent for senior management commitment, HACCP, site standards, personnel as well as product and process controls. Staff engagement, available resources and the underpinning food safety culture within your organization will have a major influence on compliance and your capability to achieve best practice.

Find more whitepapers at bsigroup.com Extract from the BSI whitepaper:

Food safety and audit results Improving your performance

Page 3: BSI Training Academy

Why train with BSI?At BSI we believe the world deserves safe, sustainable and socially responsible food, and we’ve used our expert knowledge to help shape and develop many of the world’s leading standards. We also help to embed this knowledge through training staff at all levels in the food and retail supply industry, with training materials designed to accelerate learning and delivered by tutors who are experts in their field.

By training with BSI, you’ll benefit from our expertise across a wide range of businesses. We can train you how to get the best from your food business processes and management systems, including food safety, quality, information security, environment, occupational health and safety, business continuity and sustainability.

Food sector training courses bsigroup.com

3

Agri-foodFood

retailers

BSI Training Academy

Agents and brokers

Logistics and storage

Packaging

Food manufacturing

Food service and hospitality

Page 4: BSI Training Academy

“It was so convenient to do a HACCP Refresh training course at our premises.

The trainer was extremely professional and knowledgeable, interesting to listen to and stayed 100% relevant to the topic.

Everything was covered thoroughly and there was plenty of opportunity for questions.

Overall it was a very positive experience with a very good presenter.”

Wholesale fruit and vegetable producer

4

Page 5: BSI Training Academy

Training courses for the food sector

Food sector training courses bsigroup.com

Food practitioner course packages

Food Practitioner Stage 1: Understand

Food Practitioner Stage 2: Implement

Food Practitioner Stage 3: Prove it’s working

Food Practitioner Stage 4: Building resilience

BSI introductory courses for food practitioners

Effective Food Labelling Verification Processes

Effective Foreign Matter Management

HACCP Plans and GMP Implementation

HACCP Refresh

BSI certification and auditing courses

BSI Catering Food Safety Certification

PAS 7000:2014 Supply Chain Audit Practitioner

Effective Food Safety Auditing

ISO 22000:2018 Food safety management systems

ISO 22000:2018 – Requirements, Implementation, Auditing and Senior Management Briefing

BRCGS Global Standards courses

BRCGS Food Safety Issue 7 to 8 – Conversion for Auditors

BRCGS Food Safety Issue 7 to 8 – Conversion for Sites

BRCGS Food Safety Issue 8 – Auditor

BRCGS Food Safety Issue 8 – for Sites

BRCGS Food Safety Issue 8 – Lead Auditor

BRCGS Packaging Materials Issue 5 to 6 – Conversion for Sites (from Oct 2019)

BRCGS Packaging Materials Issue 6 – for Sites (from Oct 2019)

BRCGS Storage and Distribution Issue 3 – Understanding the Requirements

BRCGS Agents and Brokers – Understanding Requirements for Sites

BRCGS Risk Assessment

BRCGS Root Cause Analysis

BRCGS Validation and Verification

BRCGS Internal Auditor

FSSC 22000 courses

Understanding FSSC 22000 v5

Implementing the changes to FSSC 22000 v5

FSSC 22000 v5 Implementation

SQF courses

SQF: Implementing SQF Systems Edition 8

Building resilience

Crisis and Incident Management

Food Fraud Prevention (VACCP)

Food Recall Plans

PAS 96:2017 Food Defence (TACCP) Guidance

5

Page 6: BSI Training Academy

Food sector training courses bsigroup.com

Your training journey with BSI

Our range of courses is designed to meet the needs of your entire business, from food technologists to production teams, from environmental specialists to quality managers. Our training programmes support the learning journey of people at every stage – from understanding essential topics needed to start a career in food, right through to senior leadership teams.

To enable your teams to find the right level of training, we have built a pathway which starts at level 1 for introductory courses and includes courses up to level 4. For a more detailed explanation of the different levels please read through the table below:

6

Stage:

UnderstandIntroductory and requirements courses

Implement Implementation and lead implementer courses

Prove it’s workingInternal and lead auditor courses

Building resilienceCourses that help you to stay abreast of professional enrichment opportunities and emerging issues

Ideal if you are:

• A new starter• In need of a refresher• A manager looking for an

overview

Implementing a management system or processes to conform to a standard

Developing your skills to audit food management systems

Wishing to extend your knowledge of issues affecting the food sector

What will I learn?

The requirements, terms and concepts of a standard

The skills required to plan, implement and manage a management system or standards compliance

The skills needed to conduct internal, supplier or third-party audits

Food sector challenges, recognizing and mitigating emerging risks to your business

Page 7: BSI Training Academy

Food sector training courses bsigroup.com

Course packages to support your learning journey

7

Food Practitioner: Understand

This course package is an excellent starting point for food practitioners, building the foundations of your knowledge of food safety and good manufacturing practice (GMP):

• HACCP Requirements and GMP• Effective Food Labelling Verification Processes• Effective Foreign Matter Management

Duration: three days

Food Practitioner: Implement

If you’re responsible for implementing an ISO, FSSC, BRCGS or SQF food safety management system (FSMS) for your organization, this course package is ideal for you:

• Select a two-day site implementation course of your choice from ISO, BRCGS Global Standards, FSSC 22000 or SQF• Root Cause Analysis

Duration: two-and-a-half-days

Food Practitioner: Prove it’s working

For those looking to add auditing skills to their remit, for internal, second or third-party audits, choose one of our auditing courses, from ISO 22000 to a GFSI-recognized scheme, such as BRCGS Global Standards, FSSC 22000 or SQF.

Duration: varies according to course chosen

Food Practitioner: Building resilience

For those working in food safety with good understanding of HACCP and GMP as well as certification schemes such as ISO 22000, this combination of courses will advance your knowledge and prepare you for the challenges and emerging issues of the food industry:

• PAS 96:2017 Food Defence (TACCP) Guidance• Food Fraud Prevention (VACCP)• Food Recall Plans• Crisis and Incident Management

Duration: two-and-a-half-days

Page 8: BSI Training Academy

Food sector training courses bsigroup.com

Effective Food Labelling Verification Processes

Incorrect labelling is a leading cause of food product recalls globally. They can result in potentially life-threatening allergenic reactions, consumer dissatisfaction and regulatory noncompliance. Based on industry best practice and Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI) standards, this course helps you optimize your skills in implementing and maintaining effective product changeover and labelling verification processes.

This course develops the necessary skills to implement effective food labelling verification processes to reduce the risk of recall from incorrectly labelled products.

For technical, quality assurance, line supervisors, production and operations teams.

Duration: four hours

Introductory courses for food practitioners

Effective Foreign Matter Management

This course will provide you with the framework to identify the sources of foreign matter and determine appropriate controls to effectively prevent recurrence. You’ll learn how to detect, prevent and deal with foreign matter such as glass, plastics, wood and metal.

For technical, quality assurance, engineering, maintenance, production, operations and distribution teams.

Duration: four hours

8

Page 9: BSI Training Academy

Food sector training courses bsigroup.com

HACCP and Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP)Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP) is a risk management tool primarily used to manage food safety risks. A HACCP system allows you to identify hazards and put in place controls to manage these throughout your supply chain during production.

The BSI HACCP and GMP criteria meet the requirements of the Codex Alimentarius Commission (CAC) – established by the World Health Organization and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. It brings together international food standards, guidelines and codes of practice. It can also be used to support management system requirements, such as ISO 22000 Food Safety Management.

HACCP Plans and GMP Implementation

This course is for anyone who is likely to participate in developing, implementing and reviewing HACCP plans or would like to further their knowledge in food safety risk assessment.

Duration: two days

HACCP Refresh

This course is for those who’ve previously trained in HACCP and would like to refresh their knowledge. It’s particularly relevant for anyone involved in food safety planning, development, implementation or revision; or works directly in food production (technical or quality assurance, engineering or production); or supports food production – management, procurement, purchasing, supply or distribution.

Duration: one day

9

Page 10: BSI Training Academy

Food sector training courses bsigroup.com

Certification and auditing courses

PAS 7000:2014 Supply Chain Audit Practitioner

Developed by over 240 procurement and supply chain professionals from the EU, US and APAC, PAS 7000 is a supplier pre-qualification specification designed to support procurement activities. It’s designed to protect your brand and ensure the traceability of your supply chain partners to strengthen governance, risk and compliance. It identifies 15 supplier risks including supplier profile, capacity and capabilities, business governance, ethics, data protection and environmental management. This course will help audit practitioners to mitigate risks and reputational damage to their organizations by scaling the implementation of a supply chain risk management framework throughout their supply chain.

For anyone involved in risk management and control, and those auditing supply chain compliance.

Duration: three days

Effective Food Safety Auditing

This course will equip you with the skills to plan and conduct effective internal and supplier audits that meet requirements and identify opportunities for continual improvement.

For technical or production managers, quality professionals, team leaders, operators, technicians and food industry graduates.

Duration: two hours

BSI Catering Food Safety Certification

This unique global scheme was developed by BSI specifically to meet industry needs for appropriate food safety criteria relevant to food prepared for immediate consumption. The BSI Catering Food Safety Certification takes a common sense, risk-based approach, providing organizations with a clear path towards achieving certification. It bridges the gap between legal compliance and manufacturing-based standards.

For anyone involved in food safety system development, implementation and monitoring for catering operations for events or in restaurants, schools, hospitals or care homes.

Duration: one day

10

Page 11: BSI Training Academy

Food sector training courses bsigroup.com

ISO 22000:2018 food safety management systems

ISO 22000:2018 is a food safety management system (FSMS) that can be applied to any organization in the food chain, from farm to fork. It demonstrates to your customers that you have a food safety management system in place.

We offer a wide range of ISO 22000:2018 training courses:

• We can train senior leadership teams to understand the importance of the high-level ISO document structure as well as roles and responsibilities in relation to the FSMS, and how to implement a food safety management system in your organization

• We can also train you to audit and maintain your own system

Requirements

For anyone involved in the planning, implementing, maintaining, supervising or auditing of an ISO 22000:2018 FSMS.

Duration: one day

Transition

For anyone involved in the planning, implementing or supervising of an ISO 22000:2018 FSMS transition, and ISO 22000:2005 auditors who need to convert to ISO 22000:2018.

Duration: one day

Implementation

For anyone involved in the planning, implementing, maintaining or supervising of an ISO 22000:2018 FSMS.

Duration: two days

Strategic approach to risk-based thinking

For managers, executives and food safety professionals, particularly those involved in developing, auditing or maintaining an ISO 22000:2018 FSMS.

Duration: one day

11

Page 12: BSI Training Academy

Food sector training courses bsigroup.com

ISO 22000:2018 food safety management systems

Lead Implementer

For those who are responsible for the management and implementation of an ISO 22000:2018 FSMS.

Duration: five days

CQI/IRCA Certified Auditor Transition

For ISO 22000:2005 internal and lead auditors who need to transition their skills to ISO 22000:2018 FSMS.

Duration: two days

Internal Auditor

For anyone involved in the auditing, maintaining or supervising of an ISO 22000:2018 FSMS.

Duration: two days

Seminar

For anyone involved in the future planning, implementing, maintaining or auditing of an ISO 22000:2018 FSMS.

Duration: three hours

CQI and IRCA Certified Lead Auditor

For those looking to lead the auditing of an organization’s ISO 22000:2018 FSMS.

Duration: five days

Senior Management Briefing

For senior managers operating an existing ISO 22000:2005 FSMS who may want to transition to ISO 22000:2018.

Duration: two hours

12

Page 13: BSI Training Academy

Food sector training courses bsigroup.com

BRCGS Global Standards courses

Food Safety Issue 7 to 8 – Conversion for Auditors

This transition course will help you, as an existing auditor, gain a firm understanding of the revisions to the requirements of the BRCGS Global Standard for Food Safety. It will also equip technical teams with the skills to successfully implement new ways of working in order to comply with Issue 8 of the BRCGS Standard on site.

For auditors who’ve previously audited to BRCGS Global Standard for Food Safety Issue 7 who now wish to audit to Issue 8 of the standard.

Duration: two days

Food Safety Issue 7 to 8 – Conversion for Sites

This transition course will give you a good understanding of the revisions to the requirements of the standard and equips technical teams to successfully implement new ways of working to comply with Issue 8 of the BRCGS Global Standard on site.

For site quality or technical managers and those responsible for compliance to the BRCGS Food Safety Standard Issue 7 who now need to understand the new requirements for Issue 8.

Duration: one day

Food Safety Issue 8 – Auditor

This course will enable you to gain a full understanding of the general principles of the requirements of the standard, including fundamental clauses and statements of intent. You’ll learn how to undertake a BRCGS Global Standards audit, including planning and reporting.

For auditors who already hold a Lead Auditor qualification who now wish to audit the standard. It will also be useful for consultants,, technical and quality managers who wish to gain a deeper understanding of the BRCGS Global Standards audit process.

Duration: three days

Food Safety Issue 8 – Lead Auditor

This five-day in-depth course will provide an understanding of the standard in terms of the protocol, requirements and how to audit effectively. You’ll gain an in-depth guide to the requirements of the standard, and learn how to undertake a BRCGS Global Standards audit, including effective planning, conducting and reporting. Auditing techniques will be practised and developed, to include the auditor competency skills required of GFSI scheme auditors.

For certification body auditors, consultants or new auditors seeking registration, or technical and quality managers who wish to gain an in-depth understanding of audit process.

Duration: three days

13

Page 14: BSI Training Academy

Food sector training courses bsigroup.com

Food Safety Issue 8 – for Sites

This course will give you a full understanding of the general principles of the standard and how to comply with the requirements. You’ll also gain an understanding of what to expect during the process of certification and actions needed prior to, during and after the audit.

For staff from manufacturers, food service companies and retailers. It will also be of interest to technical and quality managers, consultants, internal audit team leaders and team members and anyone wanting to know the requirements for Issue 8 of the food standard.

Duration: two days

Packaging Materials Issue 5 to 6 – Conversion for Sites (from Oct 2019)

This transition course will give you a good understanding of the revisions to the requirements of the standard and equips technical teams with the skills to successfully implement new ways of working to comply with Issue 6 of the BRCGS Global Standard on site.

For manufacturing staff, technical and quality managers, consultants, internal audit and team leaders who wish to implement the changes to Issue 6 of the standard on site.

Duration: one day

Packaging Materials Issue 6 – for Sites (from Oct 2019)

This two-day course will help you to gain a full understanding of the requirements of BRCGS Global Standard for Packaging Materials, Issue 6 – including the objectives of fundamental clauses and statements of intent

For manufacturers, technical and quality managers, consultants, internal audit team leaders and and members, as well as anyone who works on sites to implement this standard.

Duration: two days

Storage and Distribution Issue 3 – Understanding the Requirements

This two-day course will give you a clear understanding of the protocols and requirements of the BRCGS Global Standard for Storage and Distribution, Issue 3.

For those in the logistics industry, retailers and food service companies, including operational and technical team leaders and managers, audit team leaders, quality auditors and consultants. It will be useful for anyone who wishes to implement the requirements of the standard.

Duration: two days

BRCGS Global Standards courses

14

Page 15: BSI Training Academy

Food sector training courses bsigroup.com

Agents and Brokers – Understanding Requirements for Sites

This one-day course will give you an in-depth and practical understanding of the format and requirements of the BRCGS Global Standard for Agents and Brokers Issue 2. This standard is benchmarked by the GFSIv and is the globally accepted certification for agents and brokers operating in the food, packaging and consumer products sectors.

For agents, brokers and staff preparing companies for certification to this standard.

Duration: one day

Risk Assessment

This one-day course provides a thorough understanding of risk assessment and enables the use of different risk assessment models. This is particularly useful when implementing product safety management systems on site, and when implementing the requirements of the BRCGS Global Standards.

For staff involved in implementing a BRCGS Global Standard on site who require a thorough understanding of risk assessment.

Duration: one day

Root Cause Analysis

This one-day course provides a thorough understanding of root cause analysis to know its importance and be able to perform it competently. This is especially helpful when implementing some of the requirements of the BRCGS Global Standards.

For front-line managers, team leaders, quality assurance supervisors and facilitators responsible for problem-solving or initiating improvements.

Duration: one day

Validation and Verification

This one-day course provides a thorough understanding of validation and verification, so you know the level of detail required for each process and are able to use it in practice. This is especially helpful when implementing some of the requirements of the BRCGS Global Standards.

For agents, brokers and staff preparing companies for validation and verification to this standard.

Duration: one day

15

Page 16: BSI Training Academy

Food sector training courses bsigroup.com

BRCGS Global Standards courses

16

Internal Auditor

This two-day course will enable you to undertake internal audits and prepare for third-party audits. It’s delivered via a series of workshop-led discussions, presentations and an interactive case study. During the case study, you’ll be given feedback and support to enable you to carry out an audit at your own workplace.

This course is for quality and technical managers including those responsible for managing internal auditing schedules or undertaking internal audits as required by BRCGS Global Standards.

Duration: two days

Page 17: BSI Training Academy

Food sector training courses bsigroup.com

17

Understanding FSSC 22000 v5

This one-day course will provide you with an understanding of v5 of the scheme, its requirements, pre-requisite programmes, quality requirements and Global Markets programme.

For those who wish to gain an understanding of the scheme and its requirements.

Duration: one day

Implementing the changes to FSSC 22000 v5

This transition course will give you a good understanding of the revisions to the requirements of the scheme and equips technical teams to successfully implement new ways of working to comply to v5 of FSSC 22000 on site.

For those who wish to implement the changes following the upgrade to the scheme from version 4.1 to 5.

Duration: one day

FSSC 22000 courses

Food Safety System Certification 22000 (FSSC 22000) is a robust, ISO-based, GFSI-recognized certification scheme for the auditing and certification of food safety within the food and beverage manufacturing sector.

FSSC 22000 v5 Implementation

For those who are involved in planning, implementing, maintaining or supervising a FSSC 22000 FSMS to v5 of the scheme.

Duration: two days

Page 18: BSI Training Academy

Food sector training courses bsigroup.com

18

SQF courses

SQF: Implementing SQF Systems Edition 8

The first step in achieving SQF certification is to clearly understand the SQF Food Safety Code. This course is recommended for site teams seeking certification, consultants, trainers and anyone interested in learning about the SQF Programme. The course will help sites and individuals understand the Food Safety Code so an effective SQF System can be implemented.

Ideal for those intending to implement the SQF Quality Code or update their current quality system to Edition 8.

Duration: two days

The Safe Quality Food (SQF) Programme is a rigorous and credible food safety and quality programme that is recognized by retailers, brand owners and food service providers world-wide. Recognized by the GFSI, the SQF family of food safety and quality codes are designed to meet industry, customer and regulatory requirements for all sectors of the food supply chain – from the farm all the way to retail stores.

Page 19: BSI Training Academy

Food sector training courses bsigroup.com

19

Building resilience: Professional enrichment and emerging issues

Crisis and Incident Management

This course explores the basis for crisis management plans including: sudden and slow onset crises caused by internal and external issues as well as methods for determining risk. You’ll learn about the elements of crisis management, how to formulate a crisis management plan and how to relate the plan to other continuity plans.

For all business continuity professionals and incident management team members.

Duration: one day

Food Recall Plans

Based on the requirements of GFSI standards, this course covers the planning and execution of a food recall, ensuring you have the skills to develop thorough food recall plans and protocols.

For anyone who is likely to be involved in food recall: management, technical/quality assurance, production, operations, marketing, procurement/purchasing, supply and distribution.

Duration: half-a-day

Food Fraud Prevention (VACCP)

This course covers the knowledge and skills required to understand vulnerability analysis critical control point (VACCP) in the context of food fraud, perform a food fraud vulnerability assessment and develop a food fraud prevention plan in accordance with GFSI standards.

For food industry professionals and those who may contribute to a food vulnerability assessment plan including senior management, technical/quality assurance, process engineering, production, operations, procurement, distribution and logistics.

Duration: one day

PAS 96:2017 – Food Defence (TACCP) Guidance

This course will provide you with the knowledge to work in a food defence (threat analysis critical control point, TACCP) team to proactively minimize the impact of a deliberate attack on your business.

Food industry professionals and those working in the food industry who may contribute to a food defence plan including food technology, process engineering, production, operations, procurement, distribution and logistics, security, human resources and information technology.

Duration: one day

Page 20: BSI Training Academy

Occupational Health and Safety – ISO 45001The world’s first global standard for occupational health and safety, ISO 45001, provides a framework to improve employee safety, reduce workplace risks and create better, safer working conditions all over the world.

Food sector training courses bsigroup.com

20

Management systems training

At BSI, we’re as innovative today as we’ve always been – bringing together experts in a range of industry sectors to help make our world a safer place. Because we help shape international standards, there’s no one better to help train you and your staff on how to implement management systems to make your business more secure, more successful and more resilient.

Many business issues and opportunities – managing quality, information security, environmental impact and business continuity – transcend “industry” boundaries and are relevant to any organization, regardless of sector or size. We can train your staff at all levels and help you maintain your focus as you strive for continual improvement.

Quality Management Systems – ISO 9001Delivering quality products and services is more crucial than ever for survival and long-term success. Having an internationally recognized quality management system allows you to enhance organizational performance, increase customer satisfaction and gain a competitive edge.

Environmental Management Systems – ISO 14001Environmental management is no longer a moral choice but a business necessity. Organizations that recognize the benefits of a sustainable model are best positioned to thrive in changing environmental conditions. An ISO 14001:2015 environmental management system helps you drive sustainable growth, stimulate innovation and gain access to new markets.

Internal Auditor

Internal Auditor

Internal Auditor

Lead Implementer

Lead Implementer

Lead Implementer

Implementation

Implementation

Implementation

Senior Management Briefing

Senior Management Briefing Migration from BS OHSAS 18001 to ISO 45001

Senior Management Briefing

Requirements

Requirements

Requirements

Lead Auditor

Lead Auditor

Lead Auditor

Page 21: BSI Training Academy

Food sector training courses bsigroup.com

21

Business Continuity Management – ISO 22301Learn how to establish a business continuity management system within your organization and clarify roles and responsibilities during disruption. You can minimize downtime, speed up recovery and reassure customers with your ISO 22301 management system.

Information Security Management – ISO/IEC 27001Learn how to manage information security by training with our experts. ISO/IEC 27001:2013 is the current international standard that sets out the requirements to establish, implement and continually improve an information security management system (ISMS).

Since their inception in the early 1990s, global information security standards have grown in rigor and recognition. So too have information security threats and the best ways to manage them. This standard reflects current best practice for information security management. It provides specific recommendations to help you establish an ISMS, monitor its performance and implement improvements when necessary. It also enables external assessment and certification of an organization’s information security practices.

Energy Management – ISO 50001Whether you’re interested in certifying to ISO 50001 to reduce costs, comply with legislation or improve your sustainability, implementing the standard provides a systematic approach to achieving all three.Our training courses are designed to help you understand and implement an energy management system based on ISO 50001 with confidence. With training, you could achieve greater savings while avoiding common mistakes.

Internal Auditor

Internal Auditor

Internal Auditor

Lead Implementer

Lead Implementer

Lead Implementer

Implementation

Implementation

Implementation

Senior Management Briefing

Senior Management Briefing

Transitioning to ISO 50001:2018

Requirements

Requirements

Requirements

Lead Auditor

Lead Auditor

Senior Management BriefingLead Auditor

Page 22: BSI Training Academy

Food sector training courses bsigroup.com

22

Training delivered the way you want it

Training is rarely a one-off need and BSI can help you along every step of the journey.

From every-day training needs to ongoing skills development and support, we provide business-wide training programmes. Depending on your requirements, we can deliver training in a number of ways:

On-site training at your premises

If you have a group of people to train and a single location is practical, we can deliver training at your premises.

This is especially relevant if you’re exploring sensitive topics like information security.

Online training for complete flexibility

BSI Connected Learning Live is a real-time, online way of training that delivers our world-class learning programmes to you through an engaging and interactive experience, regardless of your location.

You can either opt to take a public version of a course, along with delegates from other businesses, or you could choose to book an in-house course for your organization within your own virtual classroom – ideal if you have multiple offices or locations.

Choose a date and venue near you with one of our public training courses

We hold our training courses at venues all over the world.

If you have training requirements across various sites, we’ll be happy to discuss a delivery programme to suit your business needs.

Page 23: BSI Training Academy

Food sector training courses bsigroup.com

23

Training globally

Please note that not all BSI training courses are available in all countries in which we operate, or in all formats. However, with access to our virtual training platform, Connected Learning Live, we’ll do our best to support you, regardless of your location. Talk to us about your training needs and we’ll help you develop a plan to suit your individual business needs. Please speak to our expert training advisors.

Prerequisites

Some of our courses have specific prerequisites - usually having a working knowledge of the standard is a good starting point. To make sure that you and the other delegates on your course get the best value from your tutor, please ensure that you meet the entry criteria.

Please speak to one of our advisors if you’re unsure.

Your copy of the standard

For standards-based training courses, you’ll be given a loan copy of the standard for the duration of your course. We recommend that you’re familiar with the content of the standard before the course, and it may be beneficial to bring your own copy so that you can add notes if you choose.

Page 24: BSI Training Academy

BSI – your partner of choice

BSI believes the world deserves safe, sustainable and socially responsible food. With over 8,200 agri-food business standards in our portfolio, BSI is well positioned to continue developing the best practice standards and guidelines for tomorrow’s issues.

Working in 193 countries, we pride ourselves on the expertise, integrity and professionalism of our people. We help clients “make excellence a habit” and aspire to be the business partner of choice delivering a diversified portfolio of standards, training, certification, advisory and supply chain solutions to improve performance, manage quality and risk, protect brands and create a foundation for Organizational Resilience.

We look forward to working in partnership with you.

Food sector training courses bsigroup.com

Find out moreVisit: bsigroup.com

Cop

yrig

ht ©

20

19 T

he B

riti

sh S

tand

ards

Inst

itut

ion

B

SI/

UK

/16

16/T

R/0

819

/EN

/BLD